When a diode is reverse-biased and the bias voltage is increased, what will happen to the reverse current will not change.
A diode is a semiconductor device that essentially switches current in a single direction.
While restricting current flow in the other direction considerably, it makes it easy for current to flow in one way.
Because they transform alternating current (ac) into pulsing direct current, diodes are also known as rectifiers (dc).
The type, voltage, and current capability of diodes are all rated.
Anode (positive lead) and cathode, define the polarity of diodes (negative lead).
The majority of diodes only let current flow when anode voltage is provided in the positive direction.
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